Zambia’s Finance Minister, Margaret Mwanakatwe, says the country has not offered any of its state-owned companies…
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Iran: Oil market too tight for U.S. zero exports target
Iran said on Friday the U.S. will find it difficult to cut Iran’s oil exports completely…
Russian warships hold drills in Bering Sea
Russian warships held drills in the Bering Sea which separates Russia from Alaska, part of Moscow’s…
Inflation rate rises for first time in 18 months
Nigeria’s inflation rate rose in August over the previous year for the first time in a…
21 migrant bodies wash up in Mediterranean – IOM
The U.N. migration agency said on Friday that bodies of 21 people thought to be migrants…
U.S. worried over Africa-China currency swaps deals
The United States on Thursday raised concerns over increased currency swap agreements between China and African…
Cargo volumes at major ports up 7.2% in first half 2018
The Shanghai International Shipping Institute’s (SISI) most recent second quarter Global Port Development Report showed the…
Tunisia to offer $4.7bn public-private partnerships
Tunisia will offer public-private partnership projects for the energy, transport and other sectors worth DT13 billion…
EU says it won’t renegotiate Brexit divorce bill
The European Union will not reconsider parts of the Brexit agreement with Britain that have already…
NOC attack: Libya’s oilfields, ports operating normally
Despite a gunman attack on the headquarters at the National Oil Corp’s Tripoli headquarters on…
ICE begins West African crude oil swaps
The InterContinental Exchange (ICE) has launched its first set of derivatives linked to the West African…
2020 global sulphur cap: Maersk to install scrubbers on some of its vessels
A.P. Moller-Maersk will add devices to reduce harmful exhaust emissions to some of its ships ahead…